1.Confirmative factor analysis in the health literacy questionnaire and its applications in Chinese residents
Yingdong ZHENG ; Jianhui SHI ; Ruoxiang CAO
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2004;0(03):-
Objective:To evaluate construct validity of China residents health literacy questionnaire and explore the application of confirmative factor analysis(CFA)in health literacy measurements.Methods:CFA was performed on dimension of basic healthy skills in the questionnaire.Latent variable scores and comprehensive score based on factor variance weight were calculated.Comparison among the latent variable scores,comprehensive scores and proportion of knowing was conducted via GLM or Logistic model.Results:Two factors named general capacity and emergency capacity were well fitted(?2=12.12,P=0.356,IFI=0.998,TLI=0.996,RMSEA=0.007).According to comprehensive score the sample qualification rate of basic health literacy was 38.5%(785/2 040),much similar to 38.2%(780/2 040)which is calculated by original item scores.Latent variable score or comprehensive score has more statistical power than that of proportion of knowing in multivariate analysis.Conclusion:CFA is a useful tool and valuable for applying in the field of health literacy measurement and analysis.
2.Short-time effects of inhalable particles and fine particles on children's lung function in a district in Beijing
Xin WANG ; Furong DENG ; Shaowei WU ; Yingdong ZHENG ; Xiuming SUN ; Hong LIU ; Xinbiao GUO
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2004;0(03):-
Objective:To study short-term effects of PM10(particulate matter of aerodynamic diameter
3.Study on Producing and Preparing Integration Process based on FreshCodonopsis pilosula Nannf.var.modesta (Nannf.) L.T.Shen
Sisi QIANG ; Xia GAO ; Yuling MA ; Xiaoping ZHENG ; Fangdi HU ; Yingdong LI
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017;24(1):71-76
Objective To study the effects of different drying processes on the effective constituents in Wen Codonopsis pilosula (WPP) Decoction Pieces; To develop the optimized producing and preparing integration process based on fresh WPP.MethodsFresh WPP in harvest period was prepared respectively as follows:① Fresh WPP was dried to different percentage (30%–100%) of original moisture contents of crude drugs at 80℃ in oven, then sliced and dried at 50℃ to obtain eight decoction pieces of WPP (XⅠYP1–8).② The fresh WPP was baked to 50% of water content of crude drug under different temperatures (50–120℃), respectively, then sliced and dried at 50℃ to obtain eight decoction pieces of WPP (XⅡYP1–8).③ Dried WPP was moistened, sliced and naturally dried, then were renamed as traditional decoction pieces. The contents of lobetyolin and atractylenolideⅢ was determined by HPLC. The phenol-sulfuric acid and colorimetric method were applied respectively to detect contents of polysaccharide and total flavonoids. The contents of aqueous and alcoholic extracts were determined simultaneously. Results The contents of alcoholic extracts (55.36%), aqueous extracts (54.91%) and atractylenolideⅢ (10.95 μg/g) in XⅠYP3 pieces were higher than other decoction pieces.Conclusion The optimized process was that fresh WPP was baked to water content of 50% at 80℃, then sliced and dried. Compared with conventional preparing methods,the integration process was time-saving and effort-saving. Meanwhile, the prepared pieces have higher content of active ingredients.
4.Breast milk macronutrient composition and the associated factors in urban Chinese mothers.
Titi YANG ; Yumei ZHANG ; Yibing NING ; Lili YOU ; Defu MA ; Yingdong ZHENG ; Xiaoguang YANG ; Wenjun LI ; Junkuan WANG ; Peiyu WANG
Chinese Medical Journal 2014;127(9):1721-1725
BACKGROUNDInfancy is a critical period of growth and physiological development, in which breast milk is the best source of nutrients. Compared to western countries, research on breast milk of Chinese population are limited. Thus, it is necessary to measure breast milk energy and macronutrient concentrations of healthy urban Chinese mothers at different lactation stages, to expand the database of milk composition of Chinese population, and to examine whether dietary or other maternal factors can affect the levels of macronutrients in breast milk.
METHODSBreast milk of full expression of one side breast from 436 urban Chinese lactating mothers at 5-11 days, 12-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-120 days, and 121-240 days postpartum was obtained at 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Total energy, lactose, protein, and fat contents were measured. 24-hour dietary recall was surveyed, and maternal nutrient intakes were analyzed.
RESULTSMilk composition changed over the course of lactation and large individual variations were documented. The concentrations were 61.3 kcal/dl for total energy, 7.1 g/dl for lactose, 0.9 g/dl for protein, and 3.4 g/dl for fat in mature milk. Stage of lactation was a strong factor affecting milk composition. Minimal evidence was found for associations between maternal current dietary intake and milk macronutrient concentration, consistently with prior research. Maternal body mass index (BMI) was positively associated with milk fat content, to a greater extent than did dietary intake. All other maternal characteristics were not significant for milk composition.
CONCLUSIONThese findings suggest that milk composition is generally weakly associated with maternal factors except for stage of lactation, and is likely to be more susceptible to long-term maternal nutritional status than short-term dietary fluctuation.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Body Mass Index ; Female ; Humans ; Lactation ; physiology ; Middle Aged ; Milk, Human ; chemistry ; Mothers ; Young Adult